SHOWCASE
Dorico Showcase: Transcribing Jazz with Max Gámiz
For Max Gámiz, transcription has been a passion since childhood — and today, it’s his profession. As a music transcriber at Open Studio: an Online Jazz School, Max creates transcriptions and notation for its educational content, working with music from some of the...
Dorico Showcase: Robert Laidlow – Recording Gravity
In this Dorico Showcase article, we’re delighted to feature a video interview with composer and researcher Robert Laidlow. Based in the UK, Robert's music has been commissioned and performed internationally by leading ensembles including the London Philharmonic...
Dorico Showcase: From Finale to Dorico with Jean-Yves Malmasson
In our latest Dorico Showcase, we spoke with composer, conductor and music educator Jean-Yves Malmasson, whose musical studies include piano, composition, and the ondes Martenot at regional and national conservatories in France, about his recent publications with...
Shaping Future Composers: Dorico Supports Sound and Music’s In the Making — Lillie Harris on how the programme shaped her career
This marks the second year we are supporting Sound and Music’s In the Making, the UK’s only year-long development programme for composers aged 14–18. The course combines a summer residential with year-round mentoring, workshops, and career guidance, helping young...
Orchestrating a truly mysterious UFO: Valensole 1965 with Noga Kedem
Valensole 1965 is a drama directed by Dominique Filhol, who also wrote the screenplay. The film stars Matthias Van Khache and Vahina Giocante, telling the story of farmer Maurice Masse, who discovers a UFO in his lavender field at dawn that takes off at an astonishing...
The Sing! Hymnal, made in Dorico
The Sing! conference is a Getty Music initiative focused on faith and fellowship through congregational singing, hymns and worship, this year taking place 1–3 September 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. Founded in 2017 by hymn writers Keith and Kristyn Getty, the annual...
Kazimierz, A Story of Love and Destiny: a one-act opera by William Goldstein
In this #DoricoShowcase conversation, William Goldstein, Emmy-nominated composer, pianist and improvisational artist best known for his work on the iconic 1980s tv series Fame, talks about his transition from Finale to Dorico whilst composing and orchestrating Kazimierz, A Story of Love and Destiny: a one-act opera for the 2nd International Festival IMAGINE Culture Without Borders in Poland.
Inside Mahmoud Abuwarda’s “The East Classics”, made with Dorico
Mahmoud Abuwarda is a Palestinian composer, guitarist, and educator known for his evocative, genre-blending music. His work spans symphonic, cinematic, and contemporary styles, including video game soundtracks and orchestral jazz. A dedicated teacher at Rumeli...
50 Psalms, 245 Pages: The RSCM Book of Psalm Songs, made with Dorico
The RSCM Book of Psalm Songs, published by the Royal School of Church Music in October 2024, features 70 settings of 50 psalms and canticles over 245 pages. This collection is designed to enrich worship across different denominations. Alan Smith and David Ogden edited...
Jake Runestad’s “A Dream So Bright”: A Grammy Nomination and the Role of Dorico in Shaping His Music
In this Dorico Showcase series we’re thrilled to feature composer Jake Runestad, where we talk about his latest Grammy-nominated album, A Dream So Bright: Choral Music of Jake Runestad. Recorded by Arizona-based True Concord Voices & Orchestra, conductor Eric...